The American news media were caught up in which presidential candidate said what, and when, during protests and violence that cost the lives the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three members of his staff.
Editorials
OUR OPINION: Near-retirees heading for their own fiscal cliff
It’s no question that we live in an age of economic anxiety, but new research tells us what group is feeling its age the most.
VIEW FROM ELSEWHERE: Kate not only among best-dressed, but best-undressed as well
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, came to world attention when, as Kate Middleton, she was dating Prince William, whom she married last year.
OUR OPINION: Administration accountable for its own errors
It’s ironic to see an administration that harps on establishing a culture of responsibility trying to get others to pay for its mistake.
OUR OPINION: At last, Obama, Romney both talk like leaders
Both presidential candidates stepped off the campaign trail Tuesday, and something funny happened.
VIEW FROM ELSEWHERE: Election could forever change face of nation
All the talk about this presidential election being one of the most important in American history isn’t just hype.
OUR OPINION: Sports facilities’ sponsorship may be solution
For a growing number of Maine schools, the name on the outside of playing fields could mean the difference between having a quality facility and one that’s falling apart.
Mortgage interest deduction is cherry on top
When you buy a new home, there’s been a cherry on top for years to help seal the deal.
Host nations liable for diplomats’ safety
Dispatching Navy vessels armed with cruise missiles to take station off the coast of Libya and sending 50 more Marines to protect the U.S. embassy in Tripoli probably were necessary to safeguard American diplomatic personnel in that country.
More women executives in all our interests
The Evening Standard debate, hosted by Google, on how best to promote women in boardrooms was lively and stimulating. It took place as the EU proposed that 40 percent of non-executive directors of larger listed companies should be women.